Lighting device including solid state emitters with adjustable control
AssigneeIDEAL Industries Lighting LLC
InventorsAntony Paul van de Ven, Chin Wah Ho, Wai Kwan Chan, Charles M. Swoboda
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AssigneeIDEAL Industries Lighting LLC
InventorsAntony Paul van de Ven, Chin Wah Ho, Wai Kwan Chan, Charles M. Swoboda
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Lighting devices and methods utilize multiple independently controllable groups of solid state light emitters of different dominant wavelengths, with operation of the emitter groups being automatically adjusted by processor(s) to provide desired illumination. Operation of the emitter groups may be further affected by sensors and/or user input commands (e.g., sound patterns, gesture patterns, or signal transmission). Operation may be adjusted to compensate for presence, absence, intensity, and/or color point of ambient or incident light. Presence of five or more groups of solid state light emitters provide desirable luminous flux, color point, correlated color temperature (CCT), color rendering index (CRI), CRI R9, and luminous efficacy characteristics of aggregate emissions over a wide range of CCT values, and may permit adjustment of vividness (e.g., relative gamut) and/or melatonin suppression characteristics for a selected color point or CCT.
A solid state lighting device comprising:
A method facilitating control of a lighting device comprising a memory and a plurality of groups of solid state light emitters, wherein each group of solid state light emitters is arranged to generate emissions comprising a dominant wavelength that differs from a dominant wavelength of emissions generated by each other group of solid state light emitters, each group of solid state light emitters is independently controllable, and emissions generated by each group of solid state light emitters are arranged to be combined to produce aggregate emissions of the lighting device, the method comprising;
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